On Wed, 5 Oct 2005, David Howells wrote:
> > Any reason why this is configurable?
>
> Well, I saw that the network stuff was. I can make it non-configurable.
>
> > Why wouldn't someone want this?
>
> Speed/latency? But I suppose that's not really a factor.
Yes, the networking is for performance, especially from when we used to
register Netfilter hooks from within LSM. I don't know of any distros
that enable LSM but disable networking so we should probably think about
removing that as well.
> What about the security ops for keys that I've made available? Does doing it
> that way seem reasonable?
Not sure yet, need to spend some time looking at this from an SELinux
point of view.
- James
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